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And here is the polished and fully functional version! 🥳 It is very cool to be able to debug C64 assembly code written in C#. You can modify all registers, stack variables, zero pages variables (you get access to their names!), VIC/SID registers. You can view the memory. Disassemble code. Step in, step through, step out. Even data breakpoints should work! 🚀
This will be released on November 13th, on the day of my talk for the .NET Conf 2025, at 3:30PM - CET, save the date! 📅
Finally got also the VICE C64 debugger working with C# from Visual Studio as well. The experience is less smooth than VSCode for some aspects, so I won't demo it, but it is usable if you adapt your code to it It is still very cool to have such debugger support while not having to develop a VSIX extension for it! ✨
Both VS and VSCode have some advantages:
- I like that VSCode is coloring local variables and that it is using a mono fixed font.
- I much prefer the tabular version of VS for inspecting locals
But what I really would like to have is both feature at the same time 😁
Oh, I have also added a basic support for expressions in hover variables and watches 
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